Pride is not the most friendly place for someone with sensory processing issues and/or chronic illness. In my own case, the two start a feedback loop and result in exhaustion Continue Reading →
CW: This post talks about suicide, self harm, and anti-trans violence Another week, another transgender death or three. This week it was the suicide of a young transgender person that Continue Reading →
Going ‘stealth’ is a term used by transgender people who decide that the best way for them to move forward after their transition is to be stealth and not be Continue Reading →
Today a major Canadian telecommunications company is promoting the discussion of mental health in Canada with a campaign with the slogan “Let’s Talk.” On one level this is a good Continue Reading →
When I began my journey of transition seven years ago I started by doing reading. What I found was a lot about the steps leading to going ‘full-time’, information about Continue Reading →
When I was a child I had problems with mainstream schooling. I was bright, intelligent, and received a ‘gifted’ classification. Yet, at the same time, I had areas in which Continue Reading →
Often when people are going through difficult times, illness, loss of job, disability, unable to find work, separation/divorce the response from friends, family, and acquaintances on social media is one Continue Reading →
As I look forward to 2017 I am, at the same time, looking back at the year 2016. This year has been eventful, not only in the realm of global Continue Reading →
In the Jewish calendar, we read through the Torah over the course of each year. We then lather, rinse and repeat each time finding something new each time. This year Continue Reading →
[Updated to reflect changes in my life since this was first published.] Today is Coming Out Day, which is short for Coming Out of the Closet day. I have quite Continue Reading →
